The 2026 Nike FreezeFest wrapped up October 24–25 at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, with 11 teams earning division championships. Cinci Attack led the way with six titles, while Mintonette Sports claimed two. Legacy, Premier and C2 Attack each added a championship of their own.
AIM+ was there alongside the volleyball community at Nike FreezeFest, capturing match film so you could focus on your athlete. For the matches we recorded, AIM+ connects footage to your athlete’s player profile so you can revisit their performance after the weekend. With AIM+ Premium, automatically clipped highlights connected to recorded stats make it easier to find favorite plays, share them with family and follow your athlete’s progress throughout the season.
Here’s how each division champion finished.
12 Boys: Cinci Attack 12 Black
Cinci Attack 12 Black finished first in 12 Boys with a 6–0 match record and a 12–0 set record. The team won every match without dropping a set.
13 Boys: Cinci Attack 13 Black
Cinci Attack 13 Black earned the 13 Boys championship with a 5–0 match record and a 10–0 set record. It was another division title for Cinci Attack earned without a match or set loss.
14 Boys: Mintonette Sports b.41
Mintonette Sports b.41 took first place in 14 Boys, finishing 6–0 in matches and 12–0 in sets. The team earned one of Mintonette Sports’ two division championships at the event.
15 Club: Legacy 15-1 National Boys
Legacy 15-1 National Boys finished first in 15 Club with a 4–0 match record. The team recorded nine set wins and two set losses while completing the tournament unbeaten in matches.
15 Open: Cinci Attack 15 Black
Cinci Attack 15 Black claimed the 15 Open title with a 5–0 match record and a 10–1 set record. The team won all five matches and dropped one set across the tournament.
16 Club: Cinci Attack 16 Gold
Cinci Attack 16 Gold earned the 16 Club championship with a 6–0 match record and a 12–0 set record. The team finished without a loss in either matches or sets.
16 Open: Cinci Attack 16 Red
Cinci Attack 16 Red finished first in 16 Open with a 5–1 match record. Its tournament totals included 10 set wins and four set losses.
17 Club: Mintonette Sports b.71
Mintonette Sports b.71 earned the 17 Club title with a 5–1 match record and an 11–3 set record. Alongside b.41 in 14 Boys, the team gave Mintonette Sports two division championships.
17 Open: Cinci Attack 17 Black
Cinci Attack 17 Black finished first in 17 Open with a 6–0 match record and a 12–0 set record. The team’s championship was one of six division titles earned by Cinci Attack at FreezeFest.
18 Club: Premier 18 Tiger
Premier 18 Tiger won the 18 Club championship with a 7–0 match record and a 14–1 set record. Its seven match wins were the most among the event’s 11 division champions.
18 Open: C2 Attack 18-1 Elite
C2 Attack 18-1 Elite earned the 18 Open title with a 6–0 match record and a 12–0 set record. The team completed the tournament without dropping a match or a set.
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